Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-01
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Another special tea train went East from

Another special tea train went East from
San Francisco last evening.
The Atlas will have practice game at
Snowflake Park this evening at O'Clock.
The pay-car went north yesterday, to pay
OFF on the California and Oregon Railroad.
Geo. McCauley, of Hicksvile, has been
granted a divorce from Lorilla McCauley at
Fresno.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of William Dougherty, by officer Carroll,
for being drunk.
The following County Treasurers settled
with the State yesterday: Marin, 81 1865 80;
San Bernardino, $12,0S3 rs.
The Capital City Band gave concert at
Seventeenth and \ streets, last night, Civ
ing pleasure to large assemblage.
Major Ryan last evening inspected the
First Artillery Regiment Band and the
non-commissionedo officers of the regiment
Bert Delhi, of Woodland, met with an
accident at Dunnigen Wednesday evening,
resulting in the fracture of one of his legs
Deputy Sheriff Cassidy, OF San Joaquin
county, brought to the city Frank Gelazer,
who was Ell route 10 Folsom Prison to
serve one year for burglary.
Five sleepers have been sent to Ogden,
to bring to the coast a party of excur-
sionists, who will leave there tomorrow
evening, arriving here on Monday.
The Shasta county Grand Jury has in
dicted James Coon for the murder of John
B. Stanton, formerly of this CITY, abou.
year ago. He has been arrested and held
without bail.
The steamer Governor Dana cleared for
the upper Sacramento yesterday, with
merchandise and lumber and the San
joaquin, No. >, for San Francisco, with
merchandise.
William Nadermann, who was arrested
early yesterday morning for arson, in set
ting fire to his saloon, had $500 insurance
upon his fixtures and stock, in the Lion In
surance Company.
In Justice Davis Court yesterday the
case of Montenegro VS.. McGrew, in which
plaintiff sues to recover on note given for
money lost at a gambling game, was con-
tinued until next Wednesday evening.
AS it is not probable that the Supreme
Court will grant rehearing of the drain
age cases, Controller Dunn has decided to
draw warrants in favor Of the holders of
the claims when they are presented in due
foim.
The average Signal Service temperature
= - "
the normal temperature for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was 90o
and Coz, with fresh southeriy winds and
clear weather
Director Geo. w. Hancock, of the State
Agricultural Society, is meeting with good
success in 1uba, Suffer and other counties,
in the matter OF securing from their Super
visors and prominent men promise of
county exhibits at the State Fair.
At a meeting of the State Capitol Com
| missioners, held yesterday, it was ordered
that advertisements be published calling
tor sealed proposals for the painting of the
State Capital building, Printing Office and
Agricultural Exhibition building
Chief Dillman has notified the members
of the force to arrest all persons burning
| firecrackers or discharging firearms previ-
GUS to the Fourth, and to pay particular at
tention to seeing that services in the
churches are not disturbed Sunday evening.
Wednesday night squaw who was rid
| ing on the passenger train, and wanted to
| get OFF at Delta, thought the train was not
going to stop, and, becoming excited,
jumped of just before reaching the station.
breaking her shoulder and suffering other
| Injuries.
Last evening at the regular meeting oil
| court sacramento, NO. O,SOl, a. u. r., the
| following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: Chief Ranger. c. B. Strong
| Sub-Chief Ranger, E. j. Carlaw Treas
urer George II. Clark Financial Secretary
| Benjamin I. Parson; Recording Secretary
John Morris; Senior Woodward, r. L,
Hays; Junior Woodward, L. W Smith
Senior Beadle, L. w. Nicholl Junior
Beadle, Martin White; Physician, G. b
Glow; Deputy High Chief Ranger, C. a
| Root.
Mr.. Jansen, one OF the guards at the
Napa Insane Asylum, came up yesterday
to get Augustus Sepan, the escape from
that institution who was arrested here on
Wednesday. He had been allowed consid
cradle liberty at the asylum, as he was
harmless. and finally took advantage of il
and deserted. the day be was arrested he
took quite fancy to officer Sullivan, who
seemed to fill pretty well his idea of tn,
" Dude Detective" the greatest man hC
ever read about; but yesterday he was no
pleased with Sullivan because of tbs
latter's action in arresting him, and as
sured him that he would never have any
! thing to do with him again.